The LTP5000D comes with an integrated air line quick connector. The 13-foot torch connection is a plus, but users complain about the short 6-foot ground connection, lack of a 120 volt adapter and many feel the grounding clamp is of cheap quality. It uses German PAPST cooling technology that’s a big part of the reason it can deliver a 60 percent duty rating at its full 50 amp rating when running on 240 volts. The Lotos LTP5000D comes with a 1-year warranty and users love its performance when cutting heavy steel. This machine includes a moisture separator, a pressure regulator and an air filter with the plasma cutter. It’s also built to run on either 120 or 240 volt power and only weighs 26 pounds. The Lotos LTP5000D outputs 50 amps, enough power to cut 5/8-inch steel. This plasma cutter features high frequency no-touch pilot arc starting. YesWelder backs this affordable plasma cutter with a 1-year warranty and a 30-day money back guarantee. One thing that’s a little strange about the YesWelder CUT-55DS Plasma Cutter is the decision to use a 120-volt main connection with an adapter for 240 volts, when most dual-voltage machines use 240 main power with an adapter for 120 volts. Even on a bargain machine like this one, you need adequate airflow and pressure to keep the cutter running and to get reasonable performance. Some users report problems with air flow, possibly because of the cheap air hose. One nice feature of this design is the flip-up shield that covers the control panel. The YesWelder CUT-55DS Plasma Cutter is equipped with the Longevity AG60 torch and it will do the job well enough. The no-touch high-frequency pilot arc means longer lasting consumables, but also means you can’t use this cutter with a CNC table because high-frequency torches interfere with digital electronics. This machine can cut 1/2-inch steel plate. With 55-amp output power, the inexpensive YesWelder CUT-55DS Plasma Cutter fits between the numerous 50- and 60-amp plasma cutters on the market.

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